Throughout Scripture the Power of God is displayed in action as creative power,

energy, dominion, strength, authority and sovereignty. God the Father has been
incarnated in Jesus (God the Son), to reconcile the world to himself by the power
of the Holy Spirit. The need for a perfect and forever atonement led Jesus to the
cross, being one with the Father, he carried the sin of the world in a mortal body
to redeem it, but on the third day he was resurrected through the transforming
power of the Spirit, defeating him who had the dominion of sin and death on his
side (Satan). The power of God is an unimaginable and inexplicable power, capable
of transforming, redeeming, sanctifying, justifying every person who has been
chosen to be a son and therefore walk in good works. For this reason, the task of
studying and knowing the power of God not as types but as manifestations, clarifies
a little the perspective of the meaning it represents, in what form and under what
form it operated and operates in our days. There are 6 definitions that lead us to
understand that in God there are powers that operated simultaneously in various
situations and under any circumstances, powers given by God, established in Christ
and some executed in the life of the believer. The words that speak of His power in
the Greek text are: dunamis, exousia, energeia, kratos, iscus and arche.